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Category Archives: Tech
New Media Birthday Party Oct 15th 7-9PM
Hello:
It was twenty years ago in the Fall of ‘89 when a young analyst joined Alex Brown & Sons with a plan to launch a networking + media investment banking practice. The plan was based on bringing companies public that helped everyone move to email and network-based services, making universal what only workstation users enjoyed [...]
The Founder Institute
I’m honored to be part of the TheFunded, Founder Institutes first semester. I am one of the mentors to new and old founders that are passionate about building the next startups that will change the world. I will be working with founders on Ideation, Product Planning. We are going to change the world of how startup [...]
JS-Kit Revolutionizes Commenting With The Launch of JS-Word
The World’s First One Word Commenting Service
Highlights
JS-Kit, finding it incredibly difficult to scale it’s service, innovates around the problem by limiting users to one word.
“The reality is that most visitors can’t string two good sentences together never mind two words. JS-Word solves this problem by focusing users minds on one great word”, Mike Arrington, TechCrunch “We will [...]
Google Latitude
I checked out Google Latitude yesterday, pretty cool, kinda a mobile extension of google maps that allows you to see where your friends are and interact with them. When I logged in i already had a request from my friend David Petherick, in the UK, he is contributing editor to the Next Web Blog. I was able [...]
More workflow thoughts
While I was putting together my post on how I manage my picture workflow and archiving, it got me thinking about an even larger problem, the archiving and workflow of the production server here at Empressr and Fusebox. This post I’m going to talk about archiving workflow.
At Fusebox we have a climate controlled server room [...]
My Picture Managment Workflow
A nightmarish problem that just keeps growing and growing is how to deal with all your personal data when it comes to pictures and video. I’ve been using this work-flow for some years now, I thought I should share it and get some feedback. I do plan on making a few changes to it in [...]
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John Doerr 11 tips for startups
John Doerr, a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, compiled 11 tips from chief executives of his portfolio companies
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Why Citysearch should just pull the plug
I was looking for a restaurant to have dinner with my wife this evening. I couldn’t remember the name of the place I wanted to go to, but I knew the street it was on, the cross street, and the type of cuisine. I figured a quick search on Citysearch would find the place, after [...]
Fun thing I found on Cuil.com
This was from a Wired article Jun 29, 2000 about a company I had started called Udefine, it was a really cool idea, still ahead of it’s time it was a “Find Engine”
I love the quote we got!
New site busts out: This year, the number of provocatively dressed booth babes at PC Expo continued to [...]
My not so smooth move to Google Apps for Business